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As such, both classical and modernized (influenced by contemporary musical genres) cantatas are {{invoked}} in the form of [[OneWomanWail One-Woman Wails]], {{Cherubic Choir}}s, {{Ethereal Choir}}s, and {{Ominous Latin Chanting}}s. If you are [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife knowledgable]] about the aforementioned tropes, you'll be quick to notice that cantatas don't always have lyrics.
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As such, both classical and modernized (influenced by contemporary musical genres) cantatas are {{invoked}} in the form of [[OneWomanWail One-Woman Wails]], {{Cherubic Choir}}s, {{Ethereal Choir}}s, and {{Ominous Latin Chanting}}s. If you are [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife [[JustForfun/TVTropesWillRuinYourLife knowledgable]] about the aforementioned tropes, you'll be quick to notice that cantatas don't always have lyrics.
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* Music/YukiKajiura specializes in cantatas which she sometimes mixes with [[JapanesePopMusic J-Pop]] and {{Rock}}. Kajiura has provided the original soundtrack for several Japanese fictional works, though she's primarily known for her contribution to ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', an anime characterized for the Greek-like tragedy it tells.
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* Music/JohannSebastianBach is the prime composer of cantatas. His works have been used in the soundtracks of several fictional (and nonfictional) works. Namely, Disney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}''.
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* Music/JohannSebastianBach is the prime composer of cantatas. His works have been used in the soundtracks of several fictional (and nonfictional) works. Namely, ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', ''Film/DrJekyllAndMrHyde1931'', and Disney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}''.
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As such, both classical and modernized (influenced by contemporary musical genres) cantatas are {{invoked}} in the form of [[OneWomanWail One-Woman Wails]], {{Cherubic Choir}}s, {{Etherial Choir}}s, and {{Ominous Latin Chanting}}s. If you are [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife knowledgable]] about the aforementioned tropes, you'll be quick to notice that cantatas don't always have lyrics.
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As such, both classical and modernized (influenced by contemporary musical genres) cantatas are {{invoked}} in the form of [[OneWomanWail One-Woman Wails]], {{Cherubic Choir}}s, {{Etherial {{Ethereal Choir}}s, and {{Ominous Latin Chanting}}s. If you are [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife knowledgable]] about the aforementioned tropes, you'll be quick to notice that cantatas don't always have lyrics.
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Finally, ScienceFiction, {{Fantasy}}, and {{Horror}} are the genres most likely to feature cantatas as a part of their original soundtracks.
Finally, ScienceFiction, {{Fantasy}}, and {{Horror}} are the genres most likely to feature cantatas as a part of their original soundtracks.
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* Music/YukiKajiura specializes in cantatas which she sometimes mixes with [[JapanesePopMusic J-Pop]] and {{Rock}}. Kajiura has provided the original soundtrack for several Japanese fictional works, though she's primarily known for her contribution to ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''.
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* Music/JohannSebastianBach is the prime composer of cantatas. His works have been used in the soundtracks of several fictional (and nonfictional) works. Namely, Disney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}''.
* Music/YukiKajiura specializes in cantatas which she sometimes mixes with [[JapanesePopMusic J-Pop]] and {{Rock}}. Kajiura has provided the original soundtrack for several Japanese fictional works, though she's primarily known for her contribution to''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''.''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', an anime characterized for the Greek-like tragedy it tells.
* Music/YukiKajiura specializes in cantatas which she sometimes mixes with [[JapanesePopMusic J-Pop]] and {{Rock}}. Kajiura has provided the original soundtrack for several Japanese fictional works, though she's primarily known for her contribution to
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In a rather inaccurate way, cantatas can be described as the songs of ClassicalMusic. Most people tend to associate it with symphonies, i.e., large instrumental arrangements. However, classical music does have vocal compositions, which, ordered by duration are: the {{Cantata}}, the {{Oratorio}} (an anthology of cantatas), and the {{Opera}} (a theatrical, lengthy vocal composition). The cantata is often of chamber scale (few instruments and singers), though symphonic cantatas also exist.
All in all, saying that cantatas have a GenreMotif sounds as absurd as saying the same about songs. Why does this tab exist, then? Well, like classical music, in modern times, cantatas have acquired this distinct air of sophistication, grandiosity, and times bygone. In a nutshell, what several Youtubers classify as "Powerful Vocals".
As such, both classical and modernized (influenced by contemporary musical genres) cantatas are {{invoked}} in the form of [[OneWomanWail One-Woman Wails]], {{Cherubic Choir}}s, {{Etherial Choir}}s, and {{Ominous Latin Chanting}}s. If you are [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife knowledgable]] about the aforementioned tropes, you'll be quick to notice that cantatas don't always have lyrics.
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* Music/YukiKajiura specializes in cantatas which she sometimes mixes with [[JapanesePopMusic J-Pop]] and {{Rock}}. Kajiura has provided the original soundtrack for several Japanese fictional works, though she's primarily known for her contribution to ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''.
All in all, saying that cantatas have a GenreMotif sounds as absurd as saying the same about songs. Why does this tab exist, then? Well, like classical music, in modern times, cantatas have acquired this distinct air of sophistication, grandiosity, and times bygone. In a nutshell, what several Youtubers classify as "Powerful Vocals".
As such, both classical and modernized (influenced by contemporary musical genres) cantatas are {{invoked}} in the form of [[OneWomanWail One-Woman Wails]], {{Cherubic Choir}}s, {{Etherial Choir}}s, and {{Ominous Latin Chanting}}s. If you are [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife knowledgable]] about the aforementioned tropes, you'll be quick to notice that cantatas don't always have lyrics.
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* Music/YukiKajiura specializes in cantatas which she sometimes mixes with [[JapanesePopMusic J-Pop]] and {{Rock}}. Kajiura has provided the original soundtrack for several Japanese fictional works, though she's primarily known for her contribution to ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''.
